Choosing a university is a big decision. Aloha University is designed to make that decision clearer by being transparent about how we operate, who we serve, and what students can expect.


Who Aloha University Is For

Aloha University is built primarily for first-time college students who want:

  • A fully online learning experience
  • Flexible, asynchronous coursework
  • Predictable, affordable tuition
  • Clear degree pathways without long-term financial commitment

At launch, enrollment is limited to students residing in the United States.


What You Can Earn

Students at Aloha University pursue Bachelor of Arts (BA)Bachelor of Science (BS), and Bachelor of Business Administration (BBA) degrees across a wide range of academic fields.

Programs are offered through ten academic colleges, including areas such as:

  • Arts and humanities
  • Social and behavioral sciences
  • Mathematical Sciences
  • Computing and technology
  • Business fields

All programs are delivered fully online.


How Learning Works

  • 100% online and asynchronous
  • Courses delivered through the Canvas Learning Management System
  • Monthly course progression with flexible pacing
  • No required live class meetings

Students may enroll in up to six courses at a time and may enroll in two new courses per month.


Tuition & Cost

Aloha University uses a flat-rate, all-inclusive tuition model.

  • $60 per month
  • Covers courses, assessments, advising, and required learning materials
  • No per-course fees

Additional costs are limited to:

  • $50 application fee
  • $50 graduation fee

Federal financial aid is not available.


Admissions Snapshot

Applicants should be aware of the following admissions requirements:

  • High school diploma or GED required
  • Minimum high school GPA of 2.0
  • SAT (900 minimum) or ACT (16 minimum)
  • Rolling admissions with monthly start dates

Admissions decisions are typically made within three weeks of receiving all required materials.


Community & Student Life

Aloha University does not have a physical campus, but students are part of an active online community through Aloha Life.

Students can connect through:

  • Online clubs and interest groups
  • Virtual events and social gatherings
  • Collaborative digital spaces

Participation is optional and designed to fit alongside asynchronous coursework.


Important Disclosure

Aloha University is not accredited. Accreditation status is disclosed so prospective students can make informed decisions before enrolling.

Aloha University publishes its policies, tuition, and institutional status to support transparency at every step.


Next Steps

Prospective students are encouraged to:


Prospective Student FAQ

What is Aloha University?

Aloha University is a fully online university offering Bachelor of Arts (BA)Bachelor of Science (BS), and Bachelor of Business Administration (BBA) degree programs. All coursework is asynchronous and delivered through the Canvas Learning Management System.


Is Aloha University accredited?

No. Aloha University is not accredited at this time. Accreditation status is disclosed so students can make informed enrollment decisions.


Who can apply?

Enrollment is currently limited to students within the United States. Our programs are specifically designed to meet the needs of those beginning their first undergraduate degree.


What are the admissions requirements?

Applicants must have:

  • A high school diploma or GED
  • A minimum high school GPA of 2.0
  • A qualifying test score:
    • SAT: 900 minimum
    • ACT: 16 minimum

Homeschooled applicants must also present a diploma or GED.


When do classes start?

Admissions are rolling, with start dates on the first of each month. Classes are expected to begin in October 2026.


How long does the admissions decision take?

Once all required materials are received, applicants typically receive a decision within three weeks.


What degrees are offered?

Students pursue BA, BS, or BBA degrees across ten academic colleges covering arts, sciences, computing, and business fields.


How does online learning work?

  • 100% online
  • Fully asynchronous (no required live classes)
  • Coursework delivered through Canvas
  • Students may enroll in up to six courses at a time
  • Students may begin two new courses per month

How much does it cost?

Tuition is $60 per month, flat-rate and all-inclusive. Tuition covers:

  • Courses and assessments
  • Academic advising (on demand)
  • Required learning materials and texts
  • Canvas LMS access

Additional costs:

  • $50 application fee
  • $50 graduation fee

There are no per-course fees.


Is financial aid available?

Federal financial aid is not available.
Aloha University does not offer institutional scholarships or discounts.


Can I finish faster and pay less?

Possibly. Students who progress efficiently may complete their degrees in fewer months, which can reduce total tuition paid.


Can I pause my enrollment?

Yes. Students may pause enrollment for up to 24 months. Tuition is not charged during approved pauses.


Are tuition payments refundable?

  • First month only may be refunded upon withdrawal
  • Students who receive a tuition refund must reapply for admission
  • Subsequent tuition payments are not refundable
  • Application and graduation fees are non-refundable

Are transfer credits accepted?

No, not at launch. Transfer credit policies are expected to be introduced in 2027.


Do I need to attend live classes or log in at specific times?

No. All coursework is asynchronous. Students complete work on their own schedules while meeting academic requirements.


Is there a campus or student life?

There is no physical campus. Students connect through Aloha Life, which includes online clubs, events, and digital community spaces. Participation is optional.


Is there an orientation?

Yes. All students must complete a required University Success Course before beginning academic coursework.


Who should I contact with questions?

Prospective students can review published pages on admissions, tuition, academics, and institutional status, or contact the university directly through the website.